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Fire at Newport Woods injures man, displaces a dozen residents Michigan State Police are investigating an apartment fire in the Newport Woods subdivision in Newport early Monday morning that took four fire area departments to put out and resulted in a male resident suffering burns to his hand and a dozen other residents being evacuated. At approximately 12:39 a.m. Monday, troopers from the State Police at the Monroe Post were dispatched to an address on Canterberry Lane in the heavily wooded subdivision off Newport Rd. for an apartment fire. Callers reported flames from the exterior of the bu...

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Monroe woman killed in shooting A 29-year-old Monroe woman was killed late Monday night in an apparent homicide.  Authorities were dispatched to the 6000 block of Greenwycke Lane in Monroe Charter Township at 9:20 p.m. in response to a report of a shooting.  Responding Monroe County sheriff’s deputies found a deceased female at the residence. She has been identified as Katlynn Nicole Hill, a resident of Monroe. Responding deputies also located a male subject at the scene. The suspect was taken into custody without incident, according to Monroe County Sheriff Troy Goodnough. The suspect, ...

The Monroe News The following events and opportunities are among those happening in the Monroe County region. If you have a community or entertainment event to report to The Monroe News, please email it to events@monroenews.com; or mail or drop off to The Monroe News, 20 W. First St., Monroe, Mich. 48161. All event and meeting notices must arrive to the newsroom at least one week before the event or reservation deadline. New Boston resident to perform in college recital Riley Klauza of New Boston is among the students participating in the University of Findlay Concert-Chorale and University S...

The Monroe News Spring cleanup at St. Joseph Cemetery Spring cleanup of grave decorations and floral arrangements will begin March 1 at St. Joseph Cemetery located at 909 N. Monroe St. All decorations will be removed from graves and mausoleums to prepare the grounds for the summer season, the cemetery posted on its Facebook page. Items removed by the cemetery staff will be discarded. Anyone wishing to save items from their loved ones’ graves should remove them before March 1. For more information about the decoration policy, persons can call the office at 241-1411 or visit cfcsdetroit.org. ...